What Were The DMV’s Favorite Netflix Shows In 2018?

16 Shows Were The Most Watched In The District

It was a lot of “Netflix and Chilling” in the DMV in 2018 and it shows, especially in Washington, D.C. HighSpeedInternet.comreleased the list of the most watched shows from the streaming service in 2018 from each state and you would be surprised what The District was viewing. D.C. hand plenty of shows that were on their TV screen. In fact, a whopping 16 shows tied for the most watched Netflix shows in the commonwealth. They are:

American Vandal

Arrested Development

Black Mirror

BoJack Horseman

Dear White People

GLOW

House of Cards

Jane the Virgin

Jessica Jones

Mad Men

Maniac

Queer Eye

Sense8

The Crown

The Good Place

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Marvel reigned in Maryland and Virginia. The now-canceled shows Luke Cage and Daredevil was the most watched show in Maryland and Virginia.

What were the most watched shows on Netflix in 2018? Here’s the top 20:

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Now I could get into how Rachel Dolezal managing to get a Netflix documentary simply because she won’t let go of a lie is further proof that she’s not a black woman but we know that already so I won’t pic.twitter.com/Zy5Um1f19Z

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Kim: It's unfair that we got bumped yet #Netflix has resources to accomodate Trans-Rachel DolezalShazza: Maybe we should give the sistah a chance. Her spiritrual Afrocentrism may bring unity to our peopleRon: Man it's obvious one of your parents is a colonizer#ADifferentWorldpic.twitter.com/X6p9SnNB9v

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While Mo’Nique is fighting Netflix to treat her like the legend she is, the streaming service apparently had the audacity to debut their new documentary about Rachel Dolezal. You know the same white woman, the former head of the Spokane, WA, chapter of the NAACP, that pretended to be Black for years.
Enter: The Rachel Divide, whose trailer debuted on Thursday. And let us say, it’s messy AF. But no worries, Black Twitter had a lot to say about this nonsense.
Here are some of the most hilarious tweets about Ms. Rachel and her continuous trolling of us.